For those people who are tired of paying insane prices for the multi bladed space stations on a stick only to end up broke and covered in razor bumps, and aren't quite sure about DE shaving or don't want to invest the money or don't want to spend a lot of time shaving as a hobby, I want to talk about a different option.
Rolling razor is a cartridge razor that is affordable, about $20 to start up, and has a good design that helps minimize irritation and bumps. It has 3 blades on it, but it has a rounded face so you only have 1 blade in contact with your skin at a time. The design prevents the "tug and hack" method used by the big guys. The design also enables for a 2 pass shave (one pass down and one pass up) that can be done as fast as a regular cartridge razor once you are used to it and result in an easy DFS.
I used one for about 2 years before switching to DE. I still have my razor and several blades with it to use for traveling. They have different kinds of blades for different skin types and excellent customer service. You can get four carts for about $10 and a pack would usually last me 3 months or so with regular shaving, not near as cheap as DE but a lot cheaper than Fusion blades.
Just food for thought for some people that are on the fence about the whole "putting a razor blade on my jugular and spending some $$ up front for something I may or may not enjoy or be good at."
http://www.rollingrazor.com/home/vt
Rolling razor is a cartridge razor that is affordable, about $20 to start up, and has a good design that helps minimize irritation and bumps. It has 3 blades on it, but it has a rounded face so you only have 1 blade in contact with your skin at a time. The design prevents the "tug and hack" method used by the big guys. The design also enables for a 2 pass shave (one pass down and one pass up) that can be done as fast as a regular cartridge razor once you are used to it and result in an easy DFS.
I used one for about 2 years before switching to DE. I still have my razor and several blades with it to use for traveling. They have different kinds of blades for different skin types and excellent customer service. You can get four carts for about $10 and a pack would usually last me 3 months or so with regular shaving, not near as cheap as DE but a lot cheaper than Fusion blades.
Just food for thought for some people that are on the fence about the whole "putting a razor blade on my jugular and spending some $$ up front for something I may or may not enjoy or be good at."
http://www.rollingrazor.com/home/vt
